Entangled Exhibition

Entangled was a series of exhibitions that offered a glimpse into the interdisciplinary process behind the research project Beyond e-Textiles. Rather than showcasing finished products, the exhibition highlighted prototypes-in-progress, novel textiles, and materials that responded to environmental stimuli such as light, heat, and humidity. It opened space for reimgining the role of textiles as active elements in their environments, capable of reacting by changing shape, color, or other qualities.
This interdisciplinary project combined expertise from physics, design, engineering, and craft to explore sustainable textile practices and experimental material development. More than just a display of prototypes and artefacts, Entangled fostered dialogue, curiosity, iteration, and discovery, inviting feedback that carried the project forward. By presenting work in progress, the series facilitated interdisciplinary idea
generation and enabled the dissemination of project outcomes across diverse communities, institutions, professional events, and public spaces. Through these exhibitions, audiences gained insight into how collaboration across different fields shaped the creative and technical experimentation vital to the project. Additionally, the spaces where Entangled was exhibited encouraged discussion between different communities, further enabling the project to grow.